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The final of the Main Season of CASE‑IN is still ahead. 

Russian schoolchildren in the capital will demonstrate their blockchain projects for the fuel and energy sector

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19 Dec 2019
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MOSCOW, December 19, FederalPress. High school students in the framework of the CASE-IN championship will present to the experts the ideas of using blockchain in the fuel and energy complex and the MSC.

The final stage of the autumn cup of the school league of the CASE-IN championship (the competition of the Russia – the Land of Opportunities platform) has started in the capital. Fifteen teams from the Belgorod and Novosibirsk regions, Bashkiria, Stavropol, Moscow and other regions qualified for the finals. In total, more than 1.3 thousand high school students participated in the cup.

Before the finals, the teams developed blockchain projects for the fuel and energy complex and tools to protect digital data from cyber attacks. At the final stage of the cup, the guys will present their developments to industry experts.

"The CASE-IN championship has already proved its effectiveness, opening up new development opportunities for schoolchildren, students and young professionals. We will support the participants of the championship through communication with mentors participating in the Leaders of Russia management competition, and we will invite the best of them to the Russia – Land of Opportunities in 2020 forum," said Vladislav Davankov, Deputy General Director of the Russia – Land of Opportunities ANO.

The best developers will be awarded the championship cup. The students will also receive additional points for the Unified State Exam upon admission to universities, will be able to participate in the educational forum "Energy of Youth" and take a shift at Orlyonok.

Next year, the school league competitions will be held twice, said Artem Korolev, the founder of the championship. The organizers of the competition also plan to expand the list of universities that will give contestants and prize-winners additional USE points.

A source: Federal Press

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